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Interroll expands in food and beverage sector

Swiss material handling equipment maker acquires Reykjavik, Iceland-based IBH ehf, its former sales agent focused on the food processing market.

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By DC Velocity StaffAug 20, 2019
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Swiss material handling equipment maker Interroll has acquired IBH ehf., its sales and service agent in Iceland, strengthening its business in the food and beverage sector, the company said this week. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

Reykjavik-based IBH previously served as the Interroll Group's sales agent for Iceland and the Faroe Islands, focusing on the Interroll Drives product group, the company said. The acquisition expands that business, and Interroll will now sell its entire solution portfolio in Iceland, the company said.

The Iceland business will continue as the Reykjavik branch of Interroll Nordic in Copenhagen, Denmark, company leaders said.

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